2018/19 International Undergraduate Student Guide Message from the Vice -Chancellor

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2018/19 INTERNATIONAL UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT GUIDE MESSAGE FROM THE VICE -CHANCELLOR

Welcome to The Australian You will have the chance to learn from some of National University. the world’s best teachers who are at the forefront of their fields and you will become part of a lively It gives me great pleasure intellectual community. to introduce you to our undergraduate course If you want to change the world, if you want to shape guide for 2018. the future, if you want to make a real difference, ANU will help you get there. Our graduates are Making decisions about amongst the most employable around the globe where to go to university and our alumni include many of the world’s movers and what to study aren’t and shakers. always easy, but there are number of reasons why you should consider putting ANU – the national Our students are central to everything we do here at university of Australia – on the top of your list. ANU and with our 15 residences on campus we are able to provide a home to more than 5,000 students At ANU you will have the best educational each year. experience available in Australia and among the finest the world can offer. We also have more than 200 clubs and societies and plenty of extra events and activities happening all the We are home to a community of bright and engaged time to keep you busy and interested. students who come from across Australia, our region and around the world. Coming to ANU, you I am pleased to invite you to join us at ANU to will become part of a small and friendly community undertake your undergraduate studies. located in the heart of the nation, where decisions I look forward to welcoming you here soon. that chart the future of society are made. Our exciting degree options put you in the driver’s Professor Brian P Schmidt AC seat when choosing the mix of subjects and Vice-Chancellor and President courses to help you achieve your future plans.

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Global opportunities 4 Your career starts now 6 Single degrees 8 Flexible Double Degrees 10 Flexible Vertical Double Degrees 12 Undergraduate research degree 14 Putting it all together 16 Majors, minors & specialisations 18 Pathways 22 Fees 23 How to apply 24 English language requirements 25 Bonus points 26 Support to succeed 27 Living on campus 28 Published December 2017 by the Division of Student Recruitment, The Australian National University. CRICOS Provider Number: 00120C Canberra 30 No undertakings are binding on the University unless they are obtained in an official letter from the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic). The University may vary the ATARs, other entrance scores and requirements, content and availability of Scholarships 31 programs and courses, and costs and charges applied to the courses outlined in this guide. The University reserves the right to change the contents of courses and 2018 Academic entry requirements 32 not to offer all courses listed in this guide.

2018/19 International Undergraduate Student Guide 1 Accommodation guarantee on campus for new first year undergraduate #1 students. See page 28 for details. in Australia 2017/2018 QS World University Rankings 20 47 in the in the world world 2017/2018 QS World Times Higher University Rankings Education World University Rankings 2017

Home to 12 national institutions including

Australian The National Library of Australia. Photo by Martin Ollman. top Parliament House, the High Court 10 of Australia, ANIP and the ANU rated The Australian National Internship Program National (ANIP) is the only program in Australia that in the top 10 Library of gives you the opportunity to work at the heart international of Australian policy and politics. Australia. universities1 anip.anu.edu.au

1. Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2017

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The largest supercomputer in the southern hemisphere is at the $50m National Computational Infrastructure at ANU.

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Most employable graduates One of the Ranked first in Australia for graduate % employability.2 highest average 95 academic world staff to student standard ratios among for student demand; Australia’s research intensity; research grants; leading staff qualifications; universities.3 and graduate starting salary.4

Five star 6 Nobel ★★★★★ Laureates maximum rating for student demand; research intensity; research grants; staff qualifications; among our staff and alumni. and graduate starting salary.5

2. Global Employability University Ranking, published by the Times Higher Education, 2016 3. The Department of Education Statistics 2016 4. Australian Government Excellence in Research for Australia Report 2015 5. 2017 The Good Universities Guide

2018/19 International Undergraduate Student Guide 3 GLOBAL OPPORTUNITIES

At ANU you will be encouraged to expand your outlook and include global learning experiences in your study program.

Student Exchange Destinations Overseas travel gives you opportunities to study Europe Indo-Pacific The Americas courses beyond those offered at ANU, make Austria Brunei Brazil friends and form global networks, and to build Czech Republic China Canada skills and knowledge that can expand your Denmark French Polynesia Chile career options. Finland Hong Kong Colombia You can undertake a traditional exchange France Indonesia Mexico opportunity with one of our 175+ partner Germany Japan Peru universities across 37 countries. Apply to spend Hungary South Korea United States one or two semesters at a leading university in one Ireland Myanmar of America of these distinctive destinations, while you earn Italy New Caledonia credits towards your ANU degree. The Netherlands New Zealand Norway Singapore Portugal Taiwan Spain Thailand Sweden Switzerland Turkey United Kingdom

Judy Zhao – Bachelor of Laws (Honours)/ Bachelor of Science (Psychology) Take advantage of some of these exclusive opportunities to travel and study overseas, only available at ANU.

IARU Global Summer Program Several are funded through a combination of ANU and Australian Government grants. ANU is the only Australian university to be a part of the International Alliance of Research Universities (IARU). Through You can: IARU, you can study at some of the world’s top universities for >> Spend your summer in Kyoto, learning about Japanese up to six weeks and connect with outstanding peers around language and culture. the world. >> Experience a white winter learning Korean in Seoul. IARU Partner universities: >> Get a taste of student life in the UK with the University of East Anglia’s International Summer School. >> University of Cambridge, United Kingdom >> Head to colourful Singapore, the heart of Asia, and dive >> University of Oxford, United Kingdom into the city-state’s Chinese heritage. >> Yale University, United States of America >> Travel through Canada while learning about their >> University of California, Berkeley, United States of America political system. >> University of Copenhagen, Denmark PRIMO opportunities in Canada, Taiwan, the United Kingdom >> Peking University, China and the United States will be launching soon. >> ETH Zurich, Switzerland >> National University of Singapore >> University of Tokyo, Japan >> University of Cape Town, South Africa.

Year in Asia The Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies (Year in Asia) is designed for students to establish themselves as future leaders in Asia. Your Year in Asia experience will build on the strengths of your three-year degree, helping you to further develop language and cultural proficiencies. As part of a Flexible Double Degree, you can combine the Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies (Year in Asia) with many other undergraduate degrees at ANU, to gain an Asia- ready qualification. This program is eligible for ANU Scholarship funding of up to $5,000.

PRIMO First Year Learning Abroad Programs No other Australian university offers a comprehensive travel abroad program for first year students. PRIMO is a Learning Abroad initiative in which you can undertake short, multi- disciplinary, overseas learning experiences as part of your first Jeeven Nadanakumar – Bachelor of Economics/ year studies. Bachelor of Laws – George Washington University, United States of America

To learn more about global opportunities at ANU go to anu.edu.au/students/careers-opportunities/global-programs

2018/19 International Undergraduate Student Guide 5 YOUR CAREER STARTS NOW

The chart will help you match areas of study at school with degree programs, and possible career paths. Keep in mind that this is a guide – you won’t be limited to these pathways.

Areas of study that I enjoy ANU programs Possible careers

B. Accounting B. Actuarial Studies Accountant B. Business Administration Actuary Business B. Commerce Consultant Economics B. Economics Data analyst Management Business Finance B. Finance B. Finance, Economics and Economist/ Marketing manager International share trader and studies Statistics (Hons) Politician/ B. International Business Entrepreneur policy adviser Maths economics B. Mathematical Sciences Financial adviser Stock broker Politics B. Politics, Philosophy International Statistics and Economics business and trade B. Social Sciences (Hons in Investment banker Actuarial Studies & Economics) B. Statistics

Ceramics B. Arts (Major in nearly 50 different Artist/musician Creative design fields! Including: Creative arts, Arts historian languages, history, human rights, Digital artist Creative Film and international relations, sociology, Author photography Entrepreneur anthropology…) Composer Photographer arts and Graphic design B. Art History and Curatorship Cultural Producer Music B. Design events manager design Teacher Visual arts B. Music Curator Woodwork B. Visual Arts Designer

Biology Computing B. Advanced Computing (Hons) Consultant Creative Design B. Advanced Computing (Research Engineer (civil, petroleum, mechanical, electrical, biomedical, mechatronic, renewable and more.) Engineering, Engineering and Development) (Hons) B. Engineering (Hons) Game developer computing Environmental Studies B. Engineering (Research and IT specialist and Maths Development) (Hons) Project manager B. Information Technology Physics Software developer technology B. Science Robotics Technology entrepreneur B. Software Engineering (Hons) Software Technology researcher and developer design

6 The Australian Nartional University If you are interested in more than one degree program, you can combine two together in a Flexible Double Degree. Learn more about our unique degree combinations on page 10.

Areas of study that I enjoy ANU programs Possible careers

Business analyst B. Arts Defence official Detective/criminal profiler Criminology B. Criminology B. International Security Studies Diplomat Debating B. Laws (Hons) Intelligence officer Law and Journalism B. Policy Studies Journalist Legal studies government B. Political Science Judge Politics B. Politics, Philosophy Lawyer (thousands of career paths … just ask us) Psychology and Economics Politician/policy adviser B. Psychology (Hons) Psychologist Solicitor

B. Biotechnology Biologist Biology B. Environment and Sustainability Chemist Chemistry Communications B. Genetics Psychologist Environmental officer B. Health Sciences Science researcher studies Environmental B. Mathematical Sciences Maths and Human movement scientist Scientist (hundreds B. Medical Science of specialisations) Maths Forester science B. Philosophy (PhB) (Hons) Teacher Physics Genetic counsellor B. Psychology (Hons) Zookeeper Psychology Geologist B. Science Medical adviser Science B. Science (Psychology) Policy adviser B. Science (Advanced) (Hons)

B. Arts Aid and development B. Archaeological Practice officer B. Asian Studies Author Journalist English B. Classical Studies Diplomat Politician/policy Social Geography B. Development Studies Editor adviser Global studies B. Environmental Studies sciences B. European Studies Foreign Researcher History B. International Relations correspondent Scriptwriter Languages and B. Languages (28 to choose from) Heritage consultant Teacher humanities Social sciences B. Latin American Studies Historian Tourism manager B. Middle Eastern and Central Sociology International Asian Studies business and trade B. Pacific Studies B. Philosophy (PhB) (Hons) Interpreter/translator

2018/19 International Undergraduate Student Guide 7 SINGLE DEGREES

Degree name Duration Indicative annual Commencement in UAC CRICOS international fee (A$) July available code code 20181 Business and Economics Bachelor of Accounting 3 years 42,960  133503 079653K Bachelor of Actuarial Studies2 3 years 42,960  134403 028147F Bachelor of Business Administration 3 years 42,960  133403 062745A Bachelor of Commerce 3 years 42,960  133003 002289F Bachelor of Economics 3 years 42,960  134003 002290B Bachelor of Finance 3 years 42,960  133203 039746C Bachelor of Finance, Economics and Statistics 4 years 42,960 134300 086222G (Honours)2 Bachelor of International Business 3 years 42,960 133303 047472B Bachelor of Social Sciences (Honours in Actuarial 4 years 42,960 134454 050951E Studies and Economics)2  Bachelor of Statistics2 3 years 40416  134200 061240A Creative arts and design Bachelor of Art History and Curatorship 3 years 35,904  131100 073993E Bachelor of Design 3 years 35,904  139103 092387C Bachelor of Music3 3 years 35,904 139114 073990G Bachelor of Visual Arts 3 years 35,904  139104 073991G Diploma of Creative Design4 1 year 40,368 139101 093907J Diploma of Music4 1 year 38,976 139110 092017G Engineering, computing and technology Bachelor of Advanced Computing (Honours)2 4 years 42,960  135705 077939A Bachelor of Advanced Computing (Research and 4 years 42,960 135700 085359K Development) (Honours)2  Bachelor of Applied Data Analytics 3 years 40,416  135801 094621D Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)2 4 years 45,168  135004 077943E Bachelor of Engineering (Research and Development) 4 years 45,168 135000 060542F (Honours)2  Bachelor of Information Technology2 3 years 42,960  136063 029996A Bachelor of Software Engineering (Honours)2 4 years 42,960  135604 077948M Diploma of Computing2,4 1 year 40,368  136060 084573A Law and government Bachelor of Criminology 3 years 35,904  131150 078937F Bachelor of International Relations 3 years 40,416  131153 073992F Bachelor of International Security Studies 3 years 40,416  132105 082704M Bachelor of Laws (Honours) 4 years 40,416  137004 085042J Bachelor of Political Science 3 years 40,416  131162 086219C Bachelor of Politics, Philosophy and Economics 3 years 40,416  131161 076183D Bachelor of Policy Studies 3 years 40,416  131160 074004F

8 The Australian Nartional University Degree name Duration Indicative annual Commencement in UAC CRICOS international fee (A$) July available code code 20181 Maths and science Bachelor of Biotechnology2 3 years 40,416 138503 036660M Bachelor of Environment and Sustainability 3 years 40,416  138201 091180D Bachelor of Environment and Sustainability (Advanced) 4 years 40,416 138202 091181C (Honours)  Bachelor of Environmental Studies 3 years 40,416  131145 074008B Bachelor of Genetics2 3 years 40,416 138600 064778J Bachelor of Health Science5 3 years 42,960  138302 094623B Bachelor of Mathematical Sciences2 3 years 40,416 138200 086223G Bachelor of Medical Science2 3 years 48,000 138403 036662J Bachelor of Philosophy (Honours) - Science 4 years 42,960  138000 043746B Bachelor of Psychology (Honours) 4 years 42,960  138130 036680G Bachelor of Science 3 years 42,960  138003 000335K Bachelor of Science (Advanced) (Honours) 4 years 42,960  138004 065138M Bachelor of Science (Psychology) 3 years 42,960  138123 047423M Diploma of Science4 1 year 40416  138001 094624A Social sciences and humanities Bachelor of Archaeological Practice 3 years 35,904  131163 073983G Bachelor of Arts 3 years 40,416  131003 074016B Bachelor of Asian Studies 3 years 35,904  132005 082710B Bachelor of Classical Studies 3 years 35,904  131103 073984F Bachelor of Development Studies 3 years 40,416  131143 073987C Bachelor of European Studies 3 years 35,904 131147 073994D Bachelor of Languages 3 years 35,904  131193 073988B Bachelor of Latin American Studies 3 years 40,416  131155 074005E Bachelor of Middle Eastern and Central Asian Studies 3 years 40,416  131157 074006D Bachelor of Pacific Studies 3 years 35,904  132333 075274J Bachelor of Philosophy (Honours) - Arts and 4 years 40,416 131000 048427K Social Science  Bachelor of Philosophy (Honours) / Bachelor of Arts 4 years 40,416 131005 058580G (Honours)6  Bachelor of Philosophy (Honours) - Asia and 4 years 40,416 132000 088980J the Pacific  Diploma of Liberal Studies4 1 year 40,368  131001 085933G

1 These fees are indicative only for 2018. Please refer to 5 There are compulsory additional selection criteria, check programsandcourses.anu.edu.au programsandcourses.anu.edu.au

2 Program includes another prerequisite in addition to ATAR. 6 Joint degrees offered with the National University of Singapore (NUS). See pages 33-35 for full details. Note: Admission requirements may vary from year to year. Admission 3 Entry to performance courses by audition. Applicants wishing to enrol in requirements for entry in 2018 may be subject to change. See Performance courses are advised to contact the School to arrange for programsandcourses.anu.edu.au for any changes in entrance requirements. an audition as soon as possible. E [email protected] or Information correct at time of printing, December 2017. music.anu.edu.au/future-students/apply/performance-auditions

4 This program is completed at ANU College. See anucollege.edu.au

2018/19 International Undergraduate Student Guide 9 FLEXIBLE DOUBLE DEGREES

Study two undergraduate degrees at the same time and graduate with two qualifications.

ANU has pioneered the Flexible Double Degree so you can With over 750 possible degree combinations, there’s a Flexible satisfy your intellectual curiosity and tailor your studies to Double Degree with your name on it. prepare for your dream career. Combine: >> You will have a clear advantage when applying for jobs. >> any two degrees within the Arts, Social Sciences, Business >> It takes less time than studying two undergraduate or Science group degrees separately. >> a Bachelor of Laws with another degree within the Law group >> You will have the same full-time workload as a student >> a Bachelor of Engineering, Advanced Computing or Software studying a single undergraduate degree. Engineering with another degree within the Engineering and Advanced Computing group.

Joshua Ong – Bachelor of Science/ Bachelor of Laws (Honours)

10 The Australian Nartional University Arts, Social Sciences, Law Engineering or Business or Science Advanced Computing UAC code: 130010 UAC code: 137010 UAC code: 135010 Four years full-time Five years full-time Five years full-time Combine any two of the Choose Choose one of the following degrees following degrees Bachelor of Cut-off 2017 Bachelor of Cut-off 2017 Bachelor of Cut-off 2017 Accounting^ 86 Laws (Hons) 98 Advanced Computing (Hons)* 90 Actuarial Studies* 95 and combine with one Advanced Computing (R&D) Applied Data Analytics 95 of the following degrees (Hons)* 99 Archaeological Practice 80 Accounting 86 Engineering (Hons)* 90 Art History and Curatorship 80 Actuarial Studies* 95 Engineering (R&D) (Hons)* 99 Arts 80 Applied Data Analytics 95 Software Engineering (Hons)* 87 Asian Studies 80 Archaeological Practice 80 and combine with one Biotechnology#* 80 Art History and Curatorship 80 of the following degrees Business Administration 82 Arts 80 Actuarial Studies* 95 Classical Studies 80 Asian Studies 80 Applied Data Analytics 95 Commerce^+ 82 Biotechnology* 80 Arts 80 Criminology 80 Business Administration 82 Asian Studies 80 Design A+C Classical Studies 80 Biotechnology* 80 Development Studies 80 Commerce 82 Business Administration 82 Economics 86 Criminology 80 Commerce 82 Environment and Sustainability 80 Design A+C Economics 86 Environment and Sustainability Development Studies 80 Finance+ 86 (Advanced) (Honours) 95 Economics 86 Genetics* 90 Environmental Studies 80 Environment and Sustainability 80 Information Technology* 80 European Studies 80 Environment and Sustainability International Security Studies 90 Finance+ 86 (Advanced) (Honours) 95 Mathematical Sciences* 95 Genetics#* 90 Environmental Studies 80 Pacific Studies 80 Information Technology* 80 European Studies 80 Science 80 International Relations 90 Finance 86 Science (Psychology) 80 Genetics* 90 International Security Studies 90 Statistics* 86 Languages 80 Information Technology* 80 Latin American Studies 80 International Relations 90 Mathematical Sciences* 95 International Security Studies 90 Medical Science#* 90 Languages 80 Middle Eastern and Central Latin American Studies 80 Asian Studies 80 Mathematical Sciences* 95 1 Music 80 Medical Science* 90 A+C: ATAR + conditions apply including Pacific Studies 80 Middle Eastern and Central interview/portfolio. See soa.anu.edu.au/ apply for more information. Policy Studies 80 Asian Studies 80 1 1 Political Science 90 Music 80 Entrance to Performance courses are by audition. E [email protected] Politics, Philosophy and Pacific Studies 80 Economics 96 Policy Studies 80 ^ Commerce with an accounting major cannot be combined with Bachelor Science 80 Political Science 90 of Accounting.

Science (Psychology) 80 Politics, Philosophy and + Economics 96 Commerce with a finance major cannot Statistics* 86 be combined with Bachelor of Finance. Science 80 Visual Arts A+C * Program includes another prerequisite in Science (Psychology) 80 addition to ATAR. See pages 33-35. Statistics* 86 # The degrees of Biotechnology, Genetics Visual Arts A+C and Medical Sciences cannot be combined with one another.

2018/19 International Undergraduate Student Guide 11 FLEXIBLE VERTICAL DOUBLE DEGREES

Expand your career options and graduate with two qualifications.

What are flexible vertical double Vertical Law programs degrees? Just fallen short of the marks you needed to study Law at ANU? A FVDD gives you another pathway to realising your A Flexible Vertical Double Degree (FVDD) is a new double dream where you can study an eligible Bachelor degree degree which lets you undertake a Bachelor and a Master combined with the ANU Juris Doctor. degree in a reduced timeframe. An FVDD program will generally take you four years to complete (5.5 if combining The Juris Doctor is a challenging and rewarding Master- degrees within the Law group) and offers you time and cost level degree. If you’re prepared to do the hard yards to savings when compared with studying a Bachelor and a maintain the required GPA to enter this program, you’ll get Master degree separately. You can combine a Bachelor to graduate from one of Australia’s top law schools and be and a Master degree from related disciplines for depth of ready to launch into a stellar career. knowledge and specialist skills; or combine degrees from different disciplines for breadth and transferrable skills. Are there exceptions? Medicine, four-year Advanced degrees or those with built- What’s in it for me? in Honours (like Law), as well as some Master degrees cannot be combined in a FVDD due to their unique degree Save time and money structures. Check out the FVDD degree groups on the next You’ll get credit in your Master degree for related areas of page to see what you can study and combine. study in your Bachelor degree. This means you save time W anu.edu.au/study/apply/flexible-vertical-double-degree- (and money) when compared with studying a Bachelor and applications Master degree separately.

Specialise or broaden Study a Master degree in the same field as your Bachelor degree to develop depth of knowledge and specialist skills. Or take your Master degree in a different field to broaden your knowledge and develop your transferrable skills.

Be competitive in the jobs market Your Master qualification can help you stand out from the crowd and remain competitive in the global jobs market.

Freedom to explore Study an eligible Bachelor degree at ANU and opt-in to an FVDD straight after you enrol, or up until you’ve completed 72 units of study. Maintain the required Grade Point Average (GPA) and you’ll transition into the Master courses component (while still in your Bachelor degree) of your FVDD study program at 96 units. University opens your eyes to a wide range of disciplines and paths of enquiry – many of which you won’t have encountered until you arrive. The benefit of aiming for this flexible program is that you can explore what ANU offers before settling on a discipline area. Then, when you’re ready, you can choose from over 300 FVDD combinations – explore first, decide later.

12 The Australian Nartional University Business, Humanities Science Law & Social Sciences 4-years full-time 4-years full-time 5.5-years full-time Bachelor options Bachelor options Bachelor options Archaeological Practice Science Archaeological Practice Art History & Curatorship Biotechnology* Art History & Curatorship Arts Environment & Sustainability Arts Asian Studies Genetics* Asian Studies Business Administration Health Science Classical Studies Classical Studies Criminology Commerce Development Studies Criminology Environmental Studies Development Studies European Studies Economics International Relations Environmental Studies International Security Studies European Studies Latin American Studies International Relations Music1 International Security Studies Policy Studies Statistics* Political Science Languages Politics, Philosophy Latin American Studies & Economics Middle Eastern & Central Asian Studies Visual Arts* Music1 Policy Studies Political Science Politics, Philosophy & Economics Visual Arts* Opt-in and transition Opt-in and transition Opt-in and transition Master options Master options Master options Archaeological Science Environment Juris Doctor Asian and Pacific Studies Innovation and Professional Practice Culture, Health & Medicine Public Health Demography Diplomacy Entrepreneurship & Innovation Environment General & Applied Linguistics International Management International Relations Innovation & Professional Practice Leadership Management Marketing Management Public Health Strategic Studies Translation

1 Entrance to Performance courses are by audition. E [email protected] * Program includes another prerequisite in addition to ATAR. See pages 33-35 for full details.

2018/19 International Undergraduate Student Guide 13 UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH DEGREE

These innovative degrees are for high achievers who want to direct their own learning.

ANU has developed a unique suite of Undergraduate Research Research and Development Degrees that let you explore your specific interests, while you develop the systematic research skills required for problem- Bachelor of Advanced Computing (Research and solving, discovery and innovation. Development) (Honours) >> You will have the same full-time workload as a student The Bachelor of Advanced Computing (Research and studying a single undergraduate degree. Development) (Honours) is a unique, interdisciplinary program >> You will graduate with skills that are in global demand, that prepares students to become future leaders for the across any industry including: government, non-government information and communications technology revolution. and not-for-profit, business, consultancies and academia.. Students will learn advanced computing techniques and have the opportunity to complete a unique major, while ANU offers Undergraduate Research Degrees that offer also developing exceptional professional skills in areas of opportunities for intensive individual guidance from world- entrepreneurship and management. leading academics, exclusive placements in research organisations, travel and teamwork while you study. Bachelor of Engineering (Research and Development) (Honours) Why research? The Bachelor of Engineering (Research and Development) The job environment is continually changing. Traditional (Honours) has been developed for high-achieving students vocations are disappearing or transforming, while new interested in becoming innovators and future leaders in vocations are emerging in response to contemporary needs engineering. This elite engineering degree provides access and challenges in our rapidly evolving world. to a program that combines the fundamental engineering courses and offers the opportunity to be immersed in research Through your Undergraduate Research Degree you will develop groups covering mechatronics, solar energy, materials and timeless, highly transferrable skills that transcend disciplines. manufacturing. This exceptional degree will not only allow you You will be able to identify a need, develop and then implement to excel in your career, but to also make a real difference and a solution. help to solve some of the world's largest problems. These skills will allow you to work in and across any industry: government, non-government and not-for- profit, business Bachelor of Science (Advanced) (Honours) and academia. You will have endless opportunities when you The Bachelor of Science (Advanced) (Honours) is a flexible graduate because you will be able to direct the course of program that can be tailored to explore students chosen your career. disciplines working amongst a community of world-leading academics. Students can extend their understanding of Bachelor of Finance, Economics and Statistics concepts and be introduced to advanced concepts and (Honours) research possibilities leading to a broad range of careers. The Bachelor of Finance, Economics and Statistics (Honours) is an elite program that integrates the three disciplines to foster a deep understanding of these fields. Studying under the tutelage of a mentor, graduates of the program will be recognised for exceptional aptitude for quantitative financial analysis, conceptual thinking about claims on resources using statistics, and problem solving skills combining economic intuition and mathematical techniques.

14 The Australian Nartional University The Bachelor of Philosophy is by no means your average degree. As PhB student AJ America can attest, you can exercise a high level of autonomy within it and work closely with lecturers. In Year 12, AJ took the HSC History Extension course, which she describes as a very self- directed research project.

I really enjoyed the process of research and the process of letting a project take shape over a few months rather than just having a set essay question that you respond to in the three weeks that you have to write the paper,” AJ says. “The opportunity to keep doing that regularly was really enticing.

AJ America PhB and Diploma of Languages

Bachelor of Philosophy (Honours) There are five streams of this unique program available for students: The Bachelor of Philosophy (PhB) is an elite research-focused degree, offering unique opportunities to participate in real >> Bachelor of Philosophy (Honours) – Arts and research at the undergraduate level. Social Sciences It allows intellectually ambitious students to explore >> Bachelor of Philosophy (Honours) – Asia and the Pacific their interests, develop research skills and have one-on-one >> Bachelor of Philosophy (Honours) – Science mentoring by leading academics, while enjoying being in a group of like-minded students. The PhB program >> Bachelor of Philosophy (Honours)/Bachelor of Arts is a flexible program, students will work with their mentors to (Honours) – Dual degree with the National University tailor a program they will find stimulating and challenging. of Singapore >> Bachelor of Philosophy (Honours)/Bachelor of Science (Honours) – Dual degree with the National University of Singapore

2018/19 International Undergraduate Student Guide 15 PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER

If you need some ideas about how to put your degree together, then take a look at how some of our students designed their degrees.

Single Degrees

Year Semester Courses 1 Major Minor Elective Elective 1 2 Major Minor Elective Elective 1 Major Minor Elective Elective 2 2 Major Minor Elective Elective 1 Major Major Elective Elective 3 2 Major Major Elective Elective

Flexible Double Degrees™

Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Arts (four-year degree) Year Semester Courses 1 Science Major Science Minor Arts Major Arts Minor

1 2 Science Major Science Minor Arts Major Arts Minor 1 Science Major Science Minor Arts Major Arts Minor 2 2 Science Major Science Minor Arts Major Arts Minor 1 Science Major Science Elective Arts Major Arts Elective 3 2 Science Major Science Elective Arts Major Arts Elective 1 Science Major Science Elective Arts Major Arts Elective 4 2 Science Major Science Elective Arts Major Arts Elective

Bachelor of Laws (Honours)/Bachelor of Commerce (five-year degree) Year Semester Courses 1 Foundations of Torts Commerce Major Commerce Minor 1 Australian Law 2 Lawyers, Justice Contracts Commerce Major Commerce Minor and Ethics 1 Australian Public Law Criminal Law and Procedure Commerce Major Commerce Minor 2 2 International Law Legal Theory Commerce Major Commerce Minor 1 Administrative Law Corporations Law Commerce Major Commerce Elective 3 2 Commonwealth Law Elective Commerce Major Commerce Elective Constitutional Law 1 Property Law Elective Commerce Major Commerce Elective 4 2 Equity and Trusts Law Elective Commerce Major Commerce Elective 1 Litigation and Dispute Law Elective Law Elective Law Elective 5 Management 2 Evidence Law Elective Law Elective Law Elective

16 The Australian Nartional University Undergraduate Research Degree Bachelor of Philosophy (Honours) (four-year degree) Year Semester Courses 1 Advanced Studies 1 Arts Major Elective Elective 1 2 Advanced Studies 2 Arts Major Elective Elective 1 Advanced Studies 3 Arts Major Elective Elective 2 2 Advanced Studies 4 Arts Major Elective Elective 1 Advanced Studies 5 Arts Major Arts Major Elective 3 2 Advanced Studies 6 Arts Major Arts Major Elective 1 Honours Honours Honours Honours 4 2 Honours Honours Honours Honours

Bachelor of Engineering (Research and Development) (Honours) (four-year degree) Year Semester Courses 1 Engineering core subjects Engineering core subjects Engineering core subjects Engineering core subjects 1 2 Engineering core subjects Engineering core subjects Engineering core subjects Engineering core subjects 1 Engineering core subjects Engineering core subjects Engineering core subjects Engineering core subjects 2 2 Engineering core subjects Engineering R&D project Engineering Major Elective 1 Engineering core subjects Engineering R&D project Engineering Major Elective 3 2 Engineering core subjects Engineering R&D project Engineering Major Elective 1 Engineering core subjects Engineering R&D project Engineering Major Elective 4 2 Engineering core subjects Engineering Major practical Engineering Major Elective experience

Major: An area within a program that allows in-depth study in a particular field. A major usually consists of a set number of related courses. Majors at ANU require 48 units.

Minor: A minor has fewer requirements to fulfil than a major, in terms of units and compulsory courses. Minors at ANU require 24 units.

Specialisation: Similar to minors, specialisations are areas of study with their own courses that can be taken in conjunction with a specific related major.

Elective: An optional area of study selected in addition to the core courses of the program. Electives may allow you to delve more deeply into an area of study, or focus on an alternative area of interest. Many students use electives to complete an additional major or minor.

These study plans are a suggestion on how these programs can be structured. The University holds Academic Advice Sessions during Orientation Week for new students. From there, students can meet with their College's Student Office to formalise a study plan.

2018/19 International Undergraduate Student Guide 17 MAJORS, MINORS & SPECIALISATIONS

Majors and minors are another way to tailor your studies to suit your career goals and interests.

Many programs at ANU require the inclusion of majors, Major Minor Specialisation College minors and specialisations. Project Management  Major – An area within a program that allows in-depth study Quantitative Finance  in a particular field. A major usually consists of a set number of related courses. Majors at ANU require 48 units. Typically, Statistical Data Analysis  each course is worth six units. Strategy, Behaviour and  Minor – A minor has fewer requirements to fulfil than a Economics major, in terms of points and compulsory courses. Minors at Theoretical Statistics  ANU require 24 units. Specialisation – Similar to minors, specialisations are areas of study with their own courses that are allowed to be Creative arts and design taken in conjunction with a specific related major. Refer to Animation and Video  programsandcourses.anu.edu.au for more information. Art History  Art Theory  Major Minor Specialisation College Ceramics  Ceramics Design Arts  Business and economics Composition, Arranging and  Accounting  Sound Design Advanced Accounting  Design  Applied Statistics   Furniture  Asian Capital Markets  Furniture Design Arts  Business and Economics  Glass  Essentials Glass Design Arts  Business Information Systems   Gold and Silversmithing  Business Law and  Design Arts Professional Ethics Gold and Silversmithing  Capital Markets  Music   Corporate Sustainability   Music Technology   Econometrics  Musicology   Economic History  Painting  Economic Studies   Performance   Finance   Photomedia  International Business   Popular Music  Introductory Accounting  Printmedia and Drawing  Management   Sculpture  Market Research  Textiles  Marketing   Textiles Design Arts  Probability and Stochastic  Processes Visual Arts Practice 

18 The Australian Nartional University Major Minor Specialisation College Major Minor Specialisation College

Engineering, computing and technology Maths and science Artificial Intelligence  Abnormal Psychology  Biomedical Systems   Advanced Chemistry  Computational Foundations  Advanced Mathematics  Computer Systems   Advanced Physics  Cyber Security  Advanced Quantitative  Biology and Bioinformatics Computer Science  Foundations Applied Statistics  Data Science  Astronomy and Astrophysics  Digital Systems  Biochemistry   Electronic and   Biodiversity Conservation and  Communication Systems Management Electronic Systems  Biological Neuropsychology  Engineering Science   Biology  Environmental Systems  Biomedical Science  Information Systems  Business Psychology  Innovation and Professional   Cell & Molecular Biology  Practice Chemistry   Intelligent Systems  Climate Science and Policy  IT in New Media  Cognitive Psychology  Mechanical and Material   Systems Computer Science   Mechatronic Systems   Developmental Psychology  Photonic Systems   Earth and Marine Sciences  Renewable Energy Systems   Earth Physics  Research and Development  Earth Science  Software Development  Environmental Policy  Sustainable Energy Systems  Environmental Science  Sustainable Systems   Evolution and Ecology  Systems and Architecture  Human Ecology  Theoretical Computer Science  Evolution, Ecology and  Organismal Biology Forest Science and Policy Law and Government  Genetics  Criminology   Geochemistry and Petrology  Political Science   Geography   Political Theory 

ANU College of Arts and Social Sciences ANU College of Asia and the Pacific ANU College of Business and Economics ANU College of Engineering and Computer Science ANU Colleges of Science

2018/19 International Undergraduate Student Guide 19 Major Minor Specialisation College Major Minor Specialisation College Health, Medicine and the Body  Environmental Archaeology  Human Biology  Forensic and Evolutionary  Archaeology Human Evolutionary Biology   Regional Archaeology  Interdisciplinary Science   Advanced Forensic and  Marine Geoscience  Evolutionary Archaeology Marine Science  Advanced French Studies  Mathematical Economics  Advanced German Studies  Mathematical Finance  Advanced Global Archaeology  Mathematical Modelling  Advanced Hispanic Culture  Mathematical Physics  Advanced Hispanic Studies  Mathematics   Advanced Hispanic  Linguistics Microbiology and Immunology  Advanced Italian Studies  Neuroscience and Physiology  Advanced Latin  Optics  Advanced Persian  Physics   Advanced Spanish Studies  Plant Science  Advanced Studies  Professional Science  Engagement American Studies  Psychology   Ancient Greek   Quantitiative Biology  Ancient History   Resource and Environmental  Anthropology   Management Applied Linguistics  Science Communication   Arabic   Social Psychology  Archaeology   Soil and Land Management  Asian Art History  Statistics  Asian History   Sustainability Studies  Asian Studies   Sustainable Development  Asia-Pacific Politics   Theoretical Physics  Asia-Pacific Security Studies   Water Science  Asia and Pacific Culture,   Water Science and Policy  Media and Gender India Studies   Social sciences and humanitites Year in Asia  Advanced Ancient Greek  Asia and Pacific Anthropology  Advanced Arabic  Asia and Pacific Liguistics  Advanced Environmental  Asia and Pacific Literature  Archaeology and Film ANU Leadership and Research  Asia-Pacific Studies 

20 The Australian Nartional University Major Minor Specialisation College Major Minor Specialisation College Australian Indigenous Studies   International Relations   Australian Politics  Italian Language and Culture   Biological Anthropology   Japanese Language   Burmese Language  Advanced Japanese  Language Chinese Language   Japanese Linguistics   Advanced Chinese Language  Japanese Studies   Chinese Studies   Korean Language   Classical Chinese  Advanced Korean Language  Comparative Politics  Korean Studies  Contemporary Europe   Latin   Demography  Latin American Studies   Development Studies   Linguistics   Digital Humanities   Middle Eastern and Central   English   Asian Studies Environmental Studies   Mongolian Language  Film  Northeast Asian Studies   Forensic Anthropology  Pacific Studies   Forensic Linguistics  Peace and Conflict Studies   French Language and Culture   Persian   Gender and Sexuality  Philosophy   Gender, Sexuality and Culture  Philosophy and Science  German Language and   Russian  Culture Sanskrit Language   Heritage and Museum Studies  Advanced Sanskrit Language  Hindi Language   Social Research Methods  Historical International  Security Sociology   History   Southeast Asian Studies   Human Rights   Spanish   Indonesian Language   Tetum Language  Indonesian Studies   Thai Language   Inter-Asia Cultural Studies  Urdu/Persian Language  International Communication   Vietnamese Language 

ANU College of Arts and Social Sciences ANU College of Asia and the Pacific ANU College of Business and Economics ANU College of Engineering and Computer Science ANU Colleges of Science

2018/19 International Undergraduate Student Guide 21 PATHWAYS

You can take an alternative pathway to study at ANU.

ANU Diplomas Other information

ATAR 70 (or equivalent) Credit for previous study The Diploma program is delivered by ANU College and provides If you have completed post-secondary studies you may be a supportive study environment to prepare students for entry eligible for advanced standing (transfer credit) towards an into Bachelor-level study. If you have completed high school, and undergraduate degree at ANU. Your application for credit should possibly another year of study, but have not achieved the grades include full documentation for previous studies, including copies you need to directly enter your preferred degree program, you of course descriptions. Domestic applicants apply once they can choose from the following diplomas. have commenced.

Diploma of Computing Progression requirements If you successfully complete this program, you can enter the In order to progress to the second year of the Bachelor of second year of a Bachelor of Information Technology degree. Design, Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Science, students require a minimum GPA of 5.0 out of 7.0. For Diploma of Creative Design the Bachelor of Information Technology, students only require a If you successfully complete this program, you can enter the GPA of 4.0 or higher out of 7.0. second year of a Bachelor of Design degree. If students don’t achieve the GPA of 5.0 out of 7.0 for those Diploma of Liberal Studies degrees that require it, then they may enter the first year of those degree programs from the respective diplomas if they have a If you successfully complete this program, you can enter the minimum of 4.0 out of 7.0 and with no more than one fail or second year of a Bachelor of Arts degree. incomplete grade.

Diploma of Music

If you successfully complete this program, you can enter the For more information about pathways go to second year of a Bachelor of Music degree. anucollege.edu.au Diploma of Science If you successfully complete this program, you can enter the second year of a Bachelor of Science degree. W programsandcourses.anu.edu.au

22 The Australian Nartional University FEES

International students at ANU pay international student fees (ISF). These fees are based on the courses you enrol in and each course has a set fee. A few days after you enrol, you will receive an invoice for the tuition fees for the courses in which you are enrolled for the semester. You must pay this invoice by the payment deadline.

Services and Amenities Fee The University sets fees each year. Generally fees do increase by a small amount every year. ANU students are required to pay a Student Services and Amenities Fee (SA fee). This fee helps to pay for support and welfare services, sporting and recreational activities, employment How to pay and career advice, student groups and societies, financial advice and food services, childcare services, and the student Western Union Business Solutions (WUBS) newspaper Woroni. If you are making a payment from overseas, you can use Western Union Business Solutions. To pay your fees this Costs way, complete the Western Union payment form available at student.globalpay.wu.com/geo-buyer/anu To see approximate costs by degree program, see the International Student Fees reference document from our website: Online Credit or Scheme Debit cards (Mastercard anu.edu.au/students/program-administration/costs-fees/ and Visa ONLY) international-student-fees Once you are an enrolled student you can pay online through You will also find indicative annual 2018 international fees for the ANU website. If you pay this way, you will see your payment individual courses outlined in page 8-9 of this booklet. displayed immediately on your student account. When your payment is processed you will receive an official receipt number which you should save for your records. Note that ANU does not store credit card numbers.

BPAY If you have an Australian bank account, you can pay your tuition fees and the SA fee through BPAY. You must use the BPAY biller code and reference number that is on your invoice. The BPAY reference number is unique to you, the semester or session you are paying for, and the type of fee you are paying. If you use another student’s BPAY reference number, you will be paying somebody else’s fees. To ensure your payment is allocated correctly, use the reference number on the current invoice each term. If you pay through BPAY it may take 24-48 hours for your payment to appear on your student account. Payments made on weekends may take longer.

2018/19 International Undergraduate Student Guide 23 HOW TO APPLY

1 2 3 Check the program Submit your Accept your offer entry requirements application >> Meet all conditions of your offer letter (if applicable). and your eligibility >> As an international student, you can submit your application either: >> Return the completed Acceptance to apply –– directly online1 at student-anu. Declaration, Payment Advice and studylink.com Financial Declaration Form to the >> Visit the Programs and Courses –– through an authorised agent2 or Admissions Office via email to website for program requirements –– through UAC international3 at [email protected] and eligibility and the English uac.edu.au/international Language requirement at >> Your electronic Confirmation of programsandcourses.anu.edu.au Enrolment (eCoE) will be processed within 10 working days of your payment being finalised and receipt of your correctly completed Acceptance Declaration, Payment Advice and Financial Declaration Form. Important dates

All undergraduates: >> ANU Open Day 2018 – Saturday 25 August 9am-4pm >> Guaranteed ANU Accommodation – applications close 8 June 2018 for Semester 2, 20 December 2018 for semester 1 >> Orientation and enrolment – early February for Semester 1, early July for Semester 2

Semester 2 2018 Semester 1 2019 UAC International Students UAC Opens Early August 2017 Early August 2018 Close of on-time UAC applications Early June 2018 Early January 2019

Direct Applicant International Students Application closing date 26 May 2018 15 December 2018 Acceptance/deposit deadline 30 June 2018 – offshore* students 15 January 2019 – offshore* students 10 July 2018 – onshore* students 31 January 2019 – onshore* students

*The above dates are subject to change. For the most accurate dates, please check the relevant websites.

1. If you are currently completing an 3. International applicants who are not supporting documents with no alterations Australian Year 12 qualification, the completing the qualifications mentioned (including the size of documents). If International Baccalaureate, or the New above (1) can apply directly at student-anu. your original documents are written in a Zealand National Certificate of Educational studylink.com language other than English, the document Achievement Level 3 in New Zealand, then Apply at student-anu.studylink.com must be accompanied by an English you must apply through the Universities translation completed by an authorised Admissions Centre (UAC) at uac.edu.au/ > You can choose up to three preferences. translator. international. Choose your preferences wisely starting with the program you are most interested > Pay the $100 application fee by credit card 2. Authorised agent: visit anu.edu.au/study/ in studying. through secure website. contacts to view a list of authorised agents in > Upload colour scanned official academic your country. transcripts, graduation certificate (for completed programs), English language test results (if applicable), and any other

24 The Australian Nartional University ENGLISH LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS

You must provide evidence of English language proficiency required for admission to ANU.

You may meet this requirement if your tertiary studies were entirely equivalent) score of 6.0, with a minimum score of 5.5 in all taught and assessed in English during the past two years. bands, to gain entry to the course. Please note that all Law programs cannot be packaged with English program. If you are an international student and you completed your (See table below.) English studies more than two years ago, you will need to provide an English proficiency test certificate, such as the For all information on English language requirements visit International English Language Testing System (IELTS) or the Test W anu.edu.au/pg/english of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL). Contact English language preparation ANU College T +61 2 6125 6688 The ANU Access English program is a 10-week course offered E [email protected] by ANU College. The course runs four times a year and is W anucollege.edu.au designed so that you can finish the course in time to start your studies at ANU. You must already have an IELTS (or recognised CRICOS Code: 01682E

Test Regular Degree Programs ANIP, Medicine, undergraduate Graduate Law programs (including Exchange and Study Law, JD and Legal Workshop (except JD and Legal Abroad) programs Workshop programs)

Academic IELTS An overall score of 6.5 with An overall score of 7 with An overall score of 7 with at least 6 in each component at least 6 in each component at least 7 in Writing and at least of the test 6 in each other component TOEFL1 - A score of 570 with A score of 600 with A score or 650 with paper-based test TWE* score of 4.5 TWE* score of 5.0 TWE* of 5.0 TOEFL1 - A score of 80, with a minimum of A score of 100, with a A score of 110, with a minimum internet-based test 20 in Reading and Writing and 18 minimum of 22 in all four sections of 26 in Writing and at least 22 in Speaking and Listening in all other sections Cambridge CAE 80 (Grade A) 95 (Grade A) 95 (Grade A) Advanced PTE Academic Overall 64, minimum score Overall 70, minimum score Overall 70 minimum score of 60 of 55 in each section of 60 in each section in each section and at least 70 in Writing

* TWE = Test of Written English

2018/19 International Undergraduate Student Guide 25 BONUS POINTS

Bonus points can help you get into your dream degree.

If you don’t achieve the ATAR to get into your preferred ANU Academic bonus points degree, we may award you up to a maximum of five (5) bonus points to help get you over the line. We will automatically award you up to five (5) Academic To qualify for bonus points you must: bonus points if you successfully achieve the score for the subjects set out in the table below. >> be an international applicants who has applied through UAC International (Academic bonus points only) >> receive an ATAR of 70 and above >> not have attended tertiary studies before. At ANU, bonus points do not apply to programs with an ATAR cut-off of 98 or higher.

ANU academic bonus points allocation under the National Access Scheme — Domestic and UAC International applicants

Category Bonus Basis for award of bonus points1 points ACT 2 NSW QLD SA TAS VIC WA IB Diploma

Chemistry 2 points 159 5 VH B+ HA 35 67 Standard Level 6 Higher Level 5 English (other than ESL) 5 Points 159 5 VH B+ HA 35 67 Standard Level 6 Language Studies (other than English) Higher Level 5 Indigenous Studies Specialist Mathematics (Major/Minor)3 5 Points 142 E3 H B- CA 30 58 Higher Level 5 Physics 2 Points 159 5 VH B+ HA 35 67 Standard Level 6 Higher Level 5 Music AMEB 8 5 Points Successful Completion

1. Scores listed in the table above reflect the minimum grade required for bonus points to be awarded. This information should be used as a guide only. The University may vary these requirements at any time.

2. All ACT subjects must be completed as a Major at minimum, unless specified otherwise. The ACT marks indicated in this schedule are the scaled marks received at the end of Year 12. Refer to the ACT Board of Senior Secondary Studies for information on scaling in the ACT: www.bsss.act.edu.au

3. NSW – Mathematics Extension 1 or 2; QLD – Mathematics; TAS – Mathematics I or II, Mathematics Stage 2 or 3, Calculus and Applications 1 A or 1 B; WA – Mathematics Specialist 3A or 3B or 3C or 3D; IB Diploma – Further Maths.

The bonus point schedule is correct at the time of publication: December 2017. The schedule is reviewed annually and any updates will be published on anu.edu.au/study/apply/academic-bonus-points.

26 The Australian Nartional University SUPPORT TO SUCCEED

You have a range of support services available to you at ANU to help you to succeed and make the most of life at university.

ANU Academic Skills and ANU Access and Inclusion Learning Centre Access and Inclusion provide support to students from a range of backgrounds and circumstances to ensure they receive The Academic Skills and Learning Centre can provide you equal access to opportunities. Access and Inclusion support with free and confidential help with your studies through alternative and mature age entry students, student carers and tutorials, workshops, courses, podcasts and handouts. They students with disability, student athletes, and Lesbian, Gay, can help you to develop the academic, critical thinking and Bisexual, Transgender and Intersex students. communication skills you need to succeed at university.

ANU Careers Centre ANU Health Service ANU Health Service is a fully accredited primary health care The Careers Centre can help you to plan your career by facility that provides comprehensive health services to current providing you with career target strategies, tools and career ANU students and staff. Australian students at ANU are bulk- development information. You can drop in for a one-on-one billed through Medicare, and international students through their or use the CareerHub to look for jobs, work experience and Overseas Student Health Cover. internship opportunities, online career planning, application resources, seminars, workshops, employer presentations and career events. ANU Counselling Centre The Counselling Centre provides free, confidential and SET4ANU professional services to students dealing with a range of difficulties. The Counselling Centre also runs an extensive group SET4ANU is a fun, free program that matches new students to and seminar program throughout semester to support student a more experienced student volunteer who can help you with health and wellbeing. all the practical things that need to be done at the beginning of semester. They will introduce you to other students in similar degree programs, show you around campus and help you access facilities and services. They’ll help you sign up for For more information about help and support at tutorials, student email, join the gym, clubs and societies. The ANU go to anu.edu.au/students/services SET4ANU volunteers can also show you where you can get help with essays and exam preparation, and how to access other course specific content.

2018/19 International Undergraduate Student Guide 27 LIVING ON CAMPUS

Be a part of the community of students who live on or near campus. Living in a student residence gives you an opportunity to form close bonds through shared experiences with your peers and neighbours. You will become part of an important support network as you help each other through assessments, exam periods, and the ups and downs of university life.

Griffin Hall ANU Undergraduate Accommodation Guarantee Griffin Hall is a unique 'non-residential' hall created for students who live off campus. We guarantee accommodation to interstate domestic Celebrating diversity, Griffin Hall is open to all non-residential students and international students who: students at the ANU – including undergraduate, >> receive and accept their offer to study at ANU within the postgraduate, domestic and international students. Griffin advertised dates provides the opportunity for students who live off campus to engage with sports, arts and social events coordinated by >> Apply for accommodation before the advertised the interhall network. Peer support is also offered to foster closing date the wellbeing and success of members in all aspects of their >> are in their first year of study at ANU, starting in their first university experience. semester, whether that is Semester 1 or 2 anu.edu.au/students/communities-events/non-residential-halls >> are enrolled full-time. ANU has eleven different residences for undergraduate students. You can nominate a fully catered, self-catered or apartment-style residence. All have laundry facilities, outdoor spaces and study rooms, and are within easy walking distance to shops, cafes, restaurants, sporting facilities, nightlife and public transport. Guaranteed ANU Accommodation – applications close at midnight, 8 June 2018 for Semester 2, 20 December 2018 for Semester 1 2019. For more information on our accommodation guarantee, please visit: anu.edu.au/study/accommodation/advice- procedures/accommodation-guarantee

Cost of living

In addition to accommodation costs, you will also have other costs to consider when moving out of home to study at university. It is a good idea to make a list of your expenses, for example: mobile phone and internet, textbooks and stationary, and transport and entertainment. Draw up a budget based on your circumstances to help you work out how much money you will need to live on while you are at university.

Guide to ongoing weekly expenses Allow about A$400 per week to cover rent, food, transport, electricity, internet, telephone bills and entertainment.

anu.edu.au/study/accommodation

28 The Australian Nartional University 2018 residential fees

Residence/Hall/ Catering Weekly Registration Refundable Residents' Lodge/College style rent ($) fee ($) deposit ($) Committee fee ($) (once only) (per year)

Bruce Hall Fully-catered* from 401.56 300 1,000 165 Burgmann College Fully-catered* from 412.00 447 1,000 200 John XXIII College Fully-catered* from 390.00 490 300 247 Ursula Hall Fully-catered* from 385.87 300 1,000 175 Burton & Garran Hall Self-catered from 220.44 300 1,000 150 Fenner Hall Self-catered from 231.34 300 1,000 200 Toad Hall** Self-catered from 220.46 300 1,000 140 Davey Lodge*** Apartment style from 246.73 300 4 weeks rent 100 Kinloch Lodge*** Apartment style from 256.68 300 4 weeks rent 100 Warrumbul Lodge*** Apartment style from 385.87 300 4 weeks rent 100 Lena Karmel Lodge*** Apartment style from 236.14 300 4 weeks rent 100

* 21 meals per week. Please note: ** Toad Hall specialises in providing Some halls, colleges and lodges charge extra for phone, internet connections and accommodation for graduate/mature other services. age students. The fees listed in the table are for 2018 and are subject to change. Go to anu.edu. *** Additional utilities/data charge of $29 au/study/accommodation for updates on current fees and any other costs involved. per week included. All figures in this table are in Australian dollars.

Campus tours

ANU offers personalised tours of our beautiful campus and we tailor the tour to suit you. We welcome students from across Australia and around the world. A guided on-campus tour is a fantastic opportunity to get a closer look at university life. We design your tour to make sure you see the facilities available to our students, while also giving you the opportunity to make connections with ANU staff. ANU Student Ambassadors assist with these tours and are able to provide first-hand information about their experiences at the University and the degrees they study. Tours are free and run 9am-5pm Monday to Friday (excluding public holidays). For more information and to book a tour, go online at anu.edu.au/study/events/campus-tours

2018/19 International Undergraduate Student Guide 29 CANBERRA

You will come to understand why Canberra is consistently rated one of the world’s best cities for quality of life. Best city to visit Lonely Planet has ranked Canberra the World’s 3rd best city to visit in 2018

Global community

A city of just over 409,000 people with more than 25% of our residents born overseas, countless embassies and national institutes, Canberra has a strong sense of community; our global community.1 Best student city Safest

QS Best Student Cities 2017 has ranked Canberra is considered one of the Canberra in the top 25 cities in the world to live safest cities in Australia with one and study. of the lowest crime rates.2

1. Australian Demographic Statistics, Australian Bureau of Statistics, March 2017, abs.gov.au/ausstats/[email protected]/mf/3101.0 2. Police.act.gov.au

30 The Australian Nartional University SCHOLARSHIPS

You can apply for a wide range of scholarships at ANU to help make university more affordable.

Scholarships are awarded for a range of criteria including academic merit, financial need, and equity and accessibility, Please check the eligibility requirements before and can help to offset the cost of tuition, accommodation applying. To learn more visit and travel expenses among other things. anu.edu.au/students/scholarships-support Scholarships are available for domestic and international students.

Receiving a scholarship from ANU transformed my life. It meant that I could afford to move away from home and come to Canberra to take up the opportunities available at ANU. Being able to live on campus means that I can access some amazing support networks. It’s also helped me to make connections with like-minded peers. I’ve also received scholarships to study on exchange in Japan, Singapore, Myanmar and Malaysia, and to undertake internships with amazing academics.

Mish Khan ANU National Scholar Bachelor of Laws (Honours)/Bachelor of Asian Studies

2018/19 International Undergraduate Student Guide 31 2018/19 ACADEMIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

This table should be used by students who are NOT an International qualifications Australian Foundation Prerequisites Students with qualifications not listed are encouraged to apply as equivalent results Year 12 studies programs Australian citizen, permanent in other exams may be acceptable for admission Australian Tertiary resident of Australia Admission Rank (ATAR) or New Zealand citizen. 6 7 8 10 11

Malaysia MICSS/ UK GCE Singapore Ontario, British Korea HKDSE IB India India USA Gao Kao ACT, NT, 2018 2019 Prerequisite STPM 2 UEC 2 A Levels 3 A Levels Canada Columbia, (CSAT) (best 4 ISC 9 AISSC 9 NSW, SA, Entry 12 Entry 12 Subjects 4 5 subjects) Other Overall grade Overall grade (compulsory subjects (best 3 (best 5 (best 3 (best 4 Certificate OSSD Canada (best 4 (SAT score (SAT score (ACT provinces Jiangsu Shanghai Hainan TAS, WA, 5 average average for admission - guide only) Duration (years) subjects) subjects) subjects) subjects) BCCG subjects) out of 1600) out of 2400) score) 750 480 660 900 VIC ANU College of Arts & Social Sciences B. Arts 3 11 20 12 14 10.5 77% 3.45 315 15 28 83% 13 1150 1580 23 525 336 462 630 80 69% 74% B. Archaeological Practice 3 11 20 12 14 10.5 77% 3.45 315 15 28 83% 13 1150 1580 23 525 336 462 630 80 69% 74% B. Art History & Curatorship 3 11 20 12 14 10.5 77% 3.45 315 15 28 83% 13 1150 1580 23 525 336 462 630 80 69% 74% B. Classical Studies 3 11 20 12 14 10.5 77% 3.45 315 15 28 83% 13 1150 1580 23 525 336 462 630 80 69% 74% B. Criminology 3 11 20 12 14 10.5 77% 3.45 315 15 28 83% 13 1150 1580 23 525 336 462 630 80 69% 74% B. Development Studies 3 11 20 12 14 10.5 77% 3.45 315 15 28 83% 13 1150 1580 23 525 336 462 630 80 69% 74% B. European Studies 3 11 20 12 14 10.5 77% 3.45 315 15 28 83% 13 1150 1580 23 525 336 462 630 80 69% 74% B. International Relations 3 16 12 15 18 15 83% 3.65 334 17.5 33 92% 16.5 1270 1770 26 570 365 502 684 90 75% 87% B. Languageso 3 11 20 12 14 10.5 77% 3.45 315 15 28 83% 13 1150 1580 23 525 336 462 630 80 69% 74%

B. Middle Eastern & Central Asian Studieso 3 11 20 12 14 10.5 77% 3.45 315 15 28 83% 13 1150 1580 23 525 336 462 630 80 69% 74% B. Musico 3 11 20 12 14 10.5 77% 3.45 315 15 28 83% 13 1150 1580 23 525 336 462 630 80 69% 74% Music applicants wishing to major in Performance must audition. Visit music.anu.edu.au/future- students/apply/performance-auditions for further information, including application closing dates. B. Philosophy (Hons) Arts & Social Science ‡ 4 22 (best 4) 5 18 22 17.5 96% 3.95 373 23 42 100% 20 1480 2130 32 690 442 607 828 99 95% 97% B. Philosophy (Hons) [ANU]/B. Arts (Hons) 4 [NUS] ‡ ** o B. Policy Studies 3 11 20 12 14 10.5 77% 3.45 315 15 28 83% 13 1150 1580 23 525 336 462 630 80 69% 74% B. Political Science 3 16 12 15 18 15 83% 3.65 334 17.5 33 92% 16.5 1270 1770 26 570 365 502 684 90 75% 87% B. Politics, Philosophy & Economics 3 19 7 16 20 16.5 88% 3.85 349 20 38 97% 19 1390 1960 29 645 413 568 774 96 85% 94% B. Design ‡ ** 3 Selection based on completion of Australian Year 12 or equivalent, submission of a portfolio and interview. Selection based on completion of Australian Year 12 or equivalent, submission of a portfolio and interview. Visit soa.anu.edu.au/how-apply for further information, including application closing dates. Visit soa.anu.edu.au/how-apply for further information, including application closing dates. B. Visual Arts ‡ ** o 3 Diploma of Liberal Studies 1 5 24 (best 10 NA 8 72% 3.25 300 11 25 75% 9 1050 1430 21 506 324 446 608 70 62% 59% Must meet subject prerequisites for degree prior to 6 subjects) admission to diploma. Diploma of Musico 1 5 24 (best 10 NA 8 72% 3.25 300 11 25 75% 9 1050 1430 21 506 324 446 608 70 62% 59% Must meet subject prerequisites for degree prior to 6 subjects) admission to diploma. Diploma of Creative Designo 1 5 24 (best 10 NA 8 72% 3.25 300 11 25 75% 9 1050 1430 21 506 324 446 608 70 62% 59% Must meet subject prerequisites for degree prior to 6 subjects) admission to diploma.

ANU College of Asia & the Pacific B. Asian Studies 3 11 20 12 14 10.5 77% 3.45 315 15 28 83% 13 1150 1580 23 525 336 462 630 80 69% 74% B. International Security Studies 3 16 12 15 18 15 83% 3.65 334 17.5 33 92% 16.5 1270 1770 26 570 365 502 684 90 75% 87% B. Pacific Studies 3 11 20 12 14 10.5 77% 3.45 315 15 28 83% 13 1150 1580 23 525 336 462 630 80 69% 74% B. Philosophy (Hons) Asia & the Pacific‡ ** 4 22 (best 4) 5 18 22 17.5 96% 3.95 373 23 42 100% 20 1480 2130 32 690 442 607 828 99 95% 97%

ANU College of Business & Economics B. Accounting 3 15 16 14 16 13.5 80% 3.55 325 16.5 31 88% 15 1210 1680 25 548 350 482 657 86 73% 82% Assumed knowledge - Maths B. Actuarial Studies ** 3 19 9 16 20 16 87% 3.80 347 19.5 37 96% 18.5 1370 1930 28 N/A N/A N/A N/A 95 80% 93% Advanced Maths. HKDSE must include Core Maths & Extended Maths Module 1. B. Business Administration 3 12 19 13 15 11.5 78% 3.50 318 15.5 29 85% 13.5 1160 1610 24 533 341 469 639 82 70% 77% B. Commerce 3 12 19 13 15 11.5 78% 3.50 318 15.5 29 85% 13.5 1160 1610 24 533 341 469 639 82 70% 77% Assumed knowledge - Maths B. Economics 3 15 16 14 16 13.5 80% 3.55 325 16.5 31 88% 15 1210 1680 25 548 350 482 657 86 73% 82% Assumed knowledge - Maths B. Finance 3 15 16 14 16 13.5 80% 3.55 325 16.5 31 88% 15 1210 1680 25 548 350 482 657 86 73% 82% Assumed knowledge - Maths B. International Businesso 3 15 16 14 16 13.5 80% 3.55 325 16.5 31 88% 15 1210 1680 25 548 350 482 657 86 73% 82% Assumed knowledge - Maths B. Statistics 3 15 16 14 16 13.5 80% 3.55 325 16.5 31 88% 15 1210 1680 25 N/A N/A N/A N/A 86 73% 82% Advanced Maths. HKDSE must include Core Maths & Extended Maths Module 1. B. Finance, Economics & Statistics (Hons)o 4 22 (best 4) 5 18 22 17.5 96% 3.95 373 23 42 100% 20 1480 2130 32 690 442 607 828 99 95% 97% Advanced Maths. HKDSE must include Core Maths & Extended Maths Module 1. B. Social Sciences (Hons Actuarial Studies & 4 19 9 16 20 16 87% 3.80 347 19.5 37 96% 18.5 1370 1930 28 N/A N/A N/A N/A 95 80% 93% Advanced Maths. HKDSE must include Core Economics)** • Maths & Extended Maths Module 1.

32 The Australian Nartional University 2018/19 ACADEMIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

2018/19 International Undergraduate Student Guide 33 This table should be used by students who are NOT an International qualifications Australian Foundation Prerequisites Students with qualifications not listed are encouraged to apply as equivalent results Year 12 studies programs Australian citizen, permanent in other exams may be acceptable for admission Australian Tertiary resident of Australia Admission Rank (ATAR) or New Zealand citizen. 6 7 8 10 11

Malaysia MICSS/ UK GCE Singapore Ontario, British Korea HKDSE IB India India USA Gao Kao ACT, NT, 2018 2019 Prerequisite STPM 2 UEC 2 A Levels 3 A Levels Canada Columbia, (CSAT) (best 4 ISC 9 AISSC 9 NSW, SA, Entry 12 Entry 12 Subjects 4 5 subjects) Other Overall grade Overall grade (compulsory subjects (best 3 (best 5 (best 3 (best 4 Certificate OSSD Canada (best 4 (SAT score (SAT score (ACT provinces Jiangsu Shanghai Hainan TAS, WA, 5 average average for admission - guide only) Duration (years) subjects) subjects) subjects) subjects) BCCG subjects) out of 1600) out of 2400) score) 750 480 660 900 VIC ANU College of Engineering & Computer Science B. Advanced Computing (Hons) 4 16 12 15 18 15 83% 3.65 334 17.5 33 92% 16.5 1270 1770 26 570 365 502 684 90 75% 87% Advanced Maths. HKDSE must include Core B. Advanced Computing (R&D) (Hons)** o 4 22 (best 4) 5 18 22 17.5 96% 3.95 373 23 42 100%* 20 1480 2130 32 690 442 607 828 99 95% 97% Maths & Extended Maths 2. Min A Maths. B. Applied Data Analytics 3 19 9 16 20 16 87% 3.80 347 19.5 37 96% 18.5 1370 1930 28 630 403 554 756 95 80% 93% Assumed knowledge - Maths Advanced Maths. HKDSE must include Core B. Engineering (Hons) 4 16 12 15 18 15 83% 3.65 334 17.5 33 92% 16.5 1270 1770 26 570 365 502 684 90 75% 87% Maths & Extended Maths Module 2. Min A Maths. Physics is assumed knowledge. Advanced Maths & Physics (Min A). HKDSE must B. Engineering (R&D) (Hons) ** 4 22 (best 4) 5 18 22 17.5 96% 3.95 373 23 42 100% 20 1480 2130 32 690 442 607 828 99 95% 97% include Core Maths & Extended Maths Modules 1 & 2. B. Information Technology 3 11 20 12 14 10.5 77% 3.45 315 15 28 83% 13 1150 1580 23 525 336 462 630 80 69% 74% Advanced Maths. HKDSE must include Core B. Software Engineering (Hons) 4 15 15 15 17 14 81% 3.60 327 17 31 89% 15.5 1220 1700 25 551 353 485 662 87 74% 83% Maths & Extended Maths 2. Min A Maths. Diploma of Computing 1 5 24 (best 6) 10 N/A 8 72% 3.25 300 11 25 75% 9 1050 1430 21 506 324 446 608 70 62% 59% Must meet subject prerequisites for degree.

ANU College of Law B. Laws (Hons) ** 4 21 5 17 21 17 91% 3.90 363 22 40 99% 19.5 1440 2060 31 675 432 594 810 98 91% 96% High level English

ANU Joint Colleges of Science B. Biotechnologyo 3 11 20 12 14 10.5 77% 3.45 315 15 28 83% 13 1150 1580 23 525 336 462 630 80 69% 74% Chemistry B. Environment & Sustainability 3 11 20 12 14 10.5 77% 3.45 315 15 28 83% 13 1150 1580 23 525 336 462 630 80 69% 74% B. Environment & Sustainability 4 19 9 16 20 16 87% 3.80 347 19.5 37 96% 18.5 1370 1930 28 630 403 554 756 95 80% 93% (Advanced) (Hons) B. Geneticso 3 16 12 15 18 15 83% 3.65 334 17.5 33 92% 16.5 1270 1770 26 570 365 502 684 90 75% 87% Chemistry B. Health Scienceo ** 3 16 12 15 18 15 83% 3.65 334 17.5 33 92% 16.5 1270 1770 26 570 365 502 684 90 75% 87% Assumed knowledge - chemistry B. Mathematical Scienceso 3 19 9 16 20 16 87% 3.80 347 19.5 37 96% 18.5 1370 1930 28 630 403 554 756 95 80% 93% Advanced Maths B. Medical Scienceo 3 16 12 15 18 15 83% 3.65 334 17.5 33 92% 16.5 1270 1770 26 570 365 502 684 90 75% 87% Chemistry B. Philosophy (Hons) Science ‡ ** 4 B. Philosophy (Hons) Science [ANU]/ 22 (best 4) 5 18 22 17.5 96% 3.95 373 23 42 100% 20 1480 2130 32 690 442 607 828 99 95% 97% Prior knowledge of certain subjects. 4 B. Science (Hons) [NUS] ‡ ** o B. Psychology (Hons) 4 19 9 16 20 16 87% 3.80 347 19.5 37 96% 18.5 1370 1930 28 630 403 554 756 95 80% 93% B. Science 3 11 20 12 14 10.5 77% 3.45 315 15 28 83% 13 1150 1580 23 525 336 462 630 80 69% 74% B. Science (Advanced) (Hons) 4 19 9 16 20 16 87% 3.80 347 19.5 37 96% 18.5 1370 1930 28 630 403 554 756 95 80% 93% B. Science (Psychology) 3 11 20 12 14 10.5 77% 3.45 315 15 28 83% 13 1150 1580 23 525 336 462 630 80 69% 74% D. Science 1 5 24 (best 6) 10 N/A 8 72% 3.25 300 11 25 75% 9 1050 1430 21 506 324 446 608 70 62% 59%

ANU Wide ANU Express 0.5 8 CC 11 13 CC 75% 308 CC 26 79% 11 1100 1500 22 518 332 455 621 75 N/A CC = case by case 4, 5 Double Degree Programs (Various) Admission requirement is the higher cut-off of the two degrees, including prerequisites. or 6

1 The University reserves the right to alter or discontinue its programs as required. 5 OSSD average of best 6 grade 12 University Preparation Courses or University/ Please note that not all degrees are available to commence in Semester 2. The College Preparation Courses, including English (ENG4U). BCCG average from all scores published should be used as a guide only, and the University may vary these grade 12 subjects except Graduation Transition (A=4, B=3, C+=2.5, C=2, C-=1, F=0). requirements at any time. 6 Korea CSAT overall grade is calculated from results in Korean Language, Mathematics 2 STPM best of 3 subjects (A=7, A-=6, B+=5, B=4, B-=3, C+=2, C=1). UEC best 5 and Foreign Language (English) only. subjects (A1=1, A2=2, B3=3, B4=4, B5=5). 7 HKDSE best 4 subjects excluding Chinese Language, Physical Education, Technology 3 UK GCE A Levels best 3 or best 4 subjects, whichever provides the higher rank (A*=6, and Living, Tourism and Hospitality, Health Management and Social Care, and A=5, B=4, C=3, D=2, E=1). All A Level exams must be taken in the same academic Religious Studies (5**=6, 5*=5.5, 5=5, 4=4, 3=3, 2=2, 1=1). year, with the exception of one subject which can be from the preceding or following 8 Students completing the International Baccalaureate, both in Australia and year. overseas, are encouraged to apply through the University Admissions Centre (www. 4 Singapore A Levels entry for all programs (except Law) is the total of the best 3 H2 uac.edu.au) as they may be eligible for academic bonus points. If students choose to subjects (A=5, B=4, C=3, D=2, E=1) and the best H1 subject (A=2.5, B=2, C=1.5, apply directly to the ANU instead, they will not be eligible for academic bonus points D=1, E=0.5). The H1 subject may be content-based, General Paper or Knowledge & and are required to nominate the ANU to receive their results directly through the IBO Enquiry. Mother tongue may not be included in the calculation. For entry to B Laws, website. entry is determined by the total of the best 3 H2 subjects, the best H1 content-based 9 ISC average from marks in English and best 3 externally examined subjects. AISSC subject plus a minimum of B in either General Paper or Knowledge & Enquiry. Mother total of best 4 externally examined subjects (A1=5, A2=4.5, B1=3.5, B2=3, C1=2, tongue may not be included in the calculation. C2=1.5, D1=1, D2=0.5).

34 The Australian Nartional University This table should be used by students who are NOT an International qualifications Australian Foundation Prerequisites Students with qualifications not listed are encouraged to apply as equivalent results Year 12 studies programs Australian citizen, permanent in other exams may be acceptable for admission Australian Tertiary resident of Australia Admission Rank (ATAR) or New Zealand citizen. 6 7 8 10 11

Malaysia MICSS/ UK GCE Singapore Ontario, British Korea HKDSE IB India India USA Gao Kao ACT, NT, 2018 2019 Prerequisite STPM 2 UEC 2 A Levels 3 A Levels Canada Columbia, (CSAT) (best 4 ISC 9 AISSC 9 NSW, SA, Entry 12 Entry 12 Subjects 4 5 subjects) Other Overall grade Overall grade (compulsory subjects (best 3 (best 5 (best 3 (best 4 Certificate OSSD Canada (best 4 (SAT score (SAT score (ACT provinces Jiangsu Shanghai Hainan TAS, WA, 5 average average for admission - guide only) Duration (years) subjects) subjects) subjects) subjects) BCCG subjects) out of 1600) out of 2400) score) 750 480 660 900 VIC ANU College of Engineering & Computer Science B. Advanced Computing (Hons) 4 16 12 15 18 15 83% 3.65 334 17.5 33 92% 16.5 1270 1770 26 570 365 502 684 90 75% 87% Advanced Maths. HKDSE must include Core B. Advanced Computing (R&D) (Hons)** o 4 22 (best 4) 5 18 22 17.5 96% 3.95 373 23 42 100%* 20 1480 2130 32 690 442 607 828 99 95% 97% Maths & Extended Maths 2. Min A Maths. B. Applied Data Analytics 3 19 9 16 20 16 87% 3.80 347 19.5 37 96% 18.5 1370 1930 28 630 403 554 756 95 80% 93% Assumed knowledge - Maths Advanced Maths. HKDSE must include Core B. Engineering (Hons) 4 16 12 15 18 15 83% 3.65 334 17.5 33 92% 16.5 1270 1770 26 570 365 502 684 90 75% 87% Maths & Extended Maths Module 2. Min A Maths. Physics is assumed knowledge. Advanced Maths & Physics (Min A). HKDSE must B. Engineering (R&D) (Hons) ** 4 22 (best 4) 5 18 22 17.5 96% 3.95 373 23 42 100% 20 1480 2130 32 690 442 607 828 99 95% 97% include Core Maths & Extended Maths Modules 1 & 2. B. Information Technology 3 11 20 12 14 10.5 77% 3.45 315 15 28 83% 13 1150 1580 23 525 336 462 630 80 69% 74% Advanced Maths. HKDSE must include Core B. Software Engineering (Hons) 4 15 15 15 17 14 81% 3.60 327 17 31 89% 15.5 1220 1700 25 551 353 485 662 87 74% 83% Maths & Extended Maths 2. Min A Maths. Diploma of Computing 1 5 24 (best 6) 10 N/A 8 72% 3.25 300 11 25 75% 9 1050 1430 21 506 324 446 608 70 62% 59% Must meet subject prerequisites for degree.

ANU College of Law B. Laws (Hons) ** 4 21 5 17 21 17 91% 3.90 363 22 40 99% 19.5 1440 2060 31 675 432 594 810 98 91% 96% High level English

10 As well as presenting SAT or ACT results, students must also present: US-accredited ‡ This degree program has further selection criteria in addition to academic results. high school diploma with an overall WGPA of 3.2 out of 4.0 (programs with an ** The results listed in this table are the minimum required for consideration. Selection is ATAR requirement below 90) or WGPA of 3.5 out of 4.0 (programs with an ATAR case-by-case and requires College approval. requirement of 90+). Students applying for entry to a Diploma program require a GPA of at least 2.0 out of 4.0. o This program is only available for Semester 1 (February) commencement. Any exceptions are at the discretion of the academic College. 11 Gao Kao requirements are for tests taken from 2017 onwards. Students who previously sat the Gao Kao with different total marks (Shanghai 600, Zhejiang 810) • There are a limited number of places available in this program. It can only be will be assessed using the university’s previous requirements. Please contact the commenced in July/August at NUS in Singapore, and offers must be accepted by the Admissions Office for further information if this applies to you. preceding January. 12 Acceptable Foundation programs: ANU College, Monash, U Melbourne (Trinity), U Adelaide, U Sydney, UNSW, UQ, UWA, CIT, Deakin, RMIT, U Newcastle, U South Pacific, Western Sydney U, U Wollongong, U Tasmania, U Auckland, NCUK (case-by- case). The ANU College of Business and Economics also accepts Foundation results from: Renmin U, Shanghai U of Finance & Economics, Tsinghua U, Xiamen U. Please note that the ANU College of Law and the ANU College of Business and Economics use a different method of calculating the Foundation grade average to that shown on the ANU College Transcript of Results.

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